Case Studies

Westminster City Council established the #WilderWestminster network to support collective action for nature recovery across the borough.

The Royal Albert Hall is proud to be home to four very special beehives, nestled on their historic rooftop.

Reduce temperature of Round Kitchen Court boilers at Hampton Court Palace to save on gas usage and lower emissions.

The V&A South Kensington onboards a carbon accounting software to support net zero journey.

South Ken ZEN+ is embedding climate knowledge and action across its membership through Carbon Literacy® training.

Cromwell Place joins 21 leading organizations in a collective commitment to sustainability and carbon reduction by participating in the South Ken ZEN+ Programme.

The Institut français has adopted a sustainability roadmap aimed at rethinking its operational practices and raising awareness among its stakeholders.

Discover South Kensington have collaborated with Footways to create an interactive map of quiet, scenic walking routes to and around South Kensington

The Royal Geographical Society's Earth Photo 2024 Exhibition stimulates vital conversations about climate change and sustainability.

The Science Museum has taken a significant steps towards sustainability by reducing plastic.

The Royal College of Music have taken action to reduce their carbon emissions by improving energy efficiency through their lighting systems.

Kensington Palace look to improve their data collection to measure their progress more accurately.​

The new planters on Exhibition Road are a step towards greening South Kensington.

The Goethe-Institut's PASCH network delivered two workshops focused on climate change in partnership with the Initiative für Junge Forscherinnen und Forscher (IJF).

The Royal College of Art creates the Growing Colour Garden in collaboration with the Design Museum.

Temporary exhibitions with a short run of a few months can be very wasteful as the build material going into them isn't often reused after the exhibition closes. Discover how the Design Museum repurposed material within Barbie®: The Exhibition.

Kensington Palace's sustainability strategy to reduce its environmental impact.

Travel is integral to university life and is also a large contributor to Imperial’s environmental impact.

Imperial's catering division is transforming its operations to become a leader in sustainable catering within the UK university sector.

The RCA encourages students to reuse materials through Reuse Stations.

As an organization with unique cultural and operational needs, Japan House London's participation in SKZ+ has led to the creation of their first-ever carbon emissions baseline report.

Researching the difference in impact of a PET water container and an aluminium water container.

The work has begun, upgrading to low energy lighting as part of Imperials Net Zero by 2040 commitment.